It was still sealed (apparently) and everything supposed to be in it, it was.
But of course ... it was .. it is, broken.
Let see if it can be fixed. If not ... well, is a very good source of interesting components !
It was still sealed (apparently) and everything supposed to be in it, it was.
But of course ... it was .. it is, broken.
Let see if it can be fixed. If not ... well, is a very good source of interesting components !
It can show the battery charge and the instant load/discharge, enable/disable outputs, etc.
Hover one thing is missing : create and show a graph reporting the loading/discharge of the battery, to see for example how much the solar panel contribute to the charge and similar info.
OctoPrint has to run somewhere, so I did use a Raspberry Pi 3B to run it but all things age and I did reach the moment to update it.
On an antique mall I did find this nice radio, little bit dirty but otherwise in good shape.
Some cleaning notes.
I decided to buy an EF ECOFLOW Solar Generator DELTA 2 Max 2048Wh with 400 W solar panel to charge the Solar generator for long outages.
Normally I'm going on eBay looking for old server to rebuild the main PC, this time I decided to try to buy a new computer, where "new" means recently built.
Browsing around I found this little guy and somehow I was intrigued.
There are many different types on the market, I think mine is a 50W unit already assembled with 3 fans, two for cooling down the
hot" side, and one to push the cold air.
Is not easy to set up, run and interpret results of tests.
There are many way to do tests on machines, this one is open source, covers Linux, MacOs and Windows, is based on PHP so is highly portable and is quite complex to master just because is HUGE !
The advantage is the capability to install different versions of Joomla for tests/development or data retrieval from older backups.
My father had a piano capable to play those rolls, but it was eons ago, so now I have probably 20 or 30 rolls but no means to play them.
I didn't really though about how to read them until today.